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To play music in your 2014 Chevy Cruze using Bluetooth, press the menu button on the right side of the steering wheel. A voice prompt will ask if you want to connect a Bluetooth device. Respond by saying "pair." Then, on your smartphone, go to the Bluetooth menu and select "Your vehicle." Enter the code shown on the car's screen. Your phone will now be linked to your Cruze. The car will prompt you to name your device, often named after the owner like "Bill's phone." After this setup, your Cruze will automatically connect to your phone when it's in the car and Bluetooth is on. You can use the infotainment system to access your phone numbers and music, and control everything using the steering wheel buttons to browse and adjust the volume.
It permits only the connection of my phone for making calls.
Thank you for sharing this info. It seems that I can only listen to MP3s and not use YouTube for music playback. I spent almost an hour in the driveway going through settings, and it appears that the Bluetooth is mainly intended for phone calls.
I'm having trouble playing MP3 music from my Android phone in my Chevy Cruze. Can someone help me with music?
I am unable to play music, I can only receive phone calls.
Use a USB cable to link up with it.
I can't seem to listen to music on my Android phone. I drive a Chevy Cruze LT and I'm wondering where the auxiliary input is located in the console.
To listen to music from your Android phone in the car, check the center console for the AUX port. Purchase an AUX cable at Walmart to link your phone to the car speakers through the headphone jack. Activate the radio and select the CD/AUX option, and you're ready to enjoy your music.
My car's Bluetooth isn't working. Should I pair it with another device for it to function properly even though I've been using the auxiliary cord?